That Grocery Mom | Meal Planning, Meal Prep, Easy Family Dinners, Grocery List, Waste Food

Do you avoid meal planning and grocery shopping monthly because you're worried about fresh produce? Are you making multiple grocery trips each week just to restock fruits and vegetables? Do you find yourself throwing away produce that goes bad before your family eats it? Would you like a grocery routine that saves time and helps you stay out of the store? In this episode I am sharing four simple strategies I have learned over time to make produce last all month long. These are the same strategies I use in my own grocery routine to reduce food waste, save money on my grocery budget, and spend less time at the store. By the end of this episode you will learn how to: Feed your family produce all month long Grocery shop less Stop wasting food Save time Make your grocery budget stretch further Listen in to learn how meal planning for the month and still feeding your family fresh produce is possible for you!  Connect With Me: Email: [email protected] Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/that-grocery-mom-meal-planning-meal-prep-easy-family/id1896874811

Do you come home from the grocery store only to find the kid's snacks are already gone a few days later? Are you tired of grocery shopping constantly to restock your kid's favorite foods? Do you find that you are wasting food because the popular snacks are getting restocked regularly and the less popular foods are getting left on the shelf or in the fridge?  If constantly restocking the kid's snacks is stressing you out, you are not alone. In this episode we are talking about three simple boundaries you can put in place to stop wasting food, stretch your grocery budget, and keep snacks stocked longer. A little food prep and planning ahead goes a long way when it comes to making your groceries last all month. We are covering three simple boundaries to help reduce food waste, stress and save money on groceries: Portioning snacks and setting some aside for later When it's gone it's gone Setting snack times and eating full meals Listen in to learn how to stop wasting food, stress less when it comes to snacks, and save money on your grocery budget! Connect With Me: Email: [email protected] Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/that-grocery-mom-meal-planning-meal-prep-easy-family/id1896874811    

Do you dread having to sit down and meal plan every single week? Are you tired of constantly figuring out what's for dinner, making grocery lists, and repeating the same meal planning routine over and over again? In this episode, I'm sharing the simple process I use to create a monthly meal plan so I only have to meal plan one time each month. This approach has helped me save time, reduce stress, eliminate weekly meal planning decision fatigue, and spend less time thinking about meals. We'll walk through the first steps to creating a monthly meal plan: Getting an overview of your month before you plan Determining how many meals you actually need Filling in your meal plan using your Family Favorites list and theme nights If you've been wanting to simplify meal planning, reduce decision fatigue, and make feeding your family feel easier, this episode is for you! Referenced episode: 02. Why Meal Planning Feels So Exhausting (and 3 Things You Can Do Right Now to Fix It) Connect With Me: Email: [email protected] Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/that-grocery-mom-meal-planning-meal-prep-easy-family/id1896874811  

Do you feel overwhelmed every time you sit down to meal plan? Are you tired of staring at a blank calendar, searching for dinner ideas, and making the same food decisions week after week? If meal planning feels exhausting, you're not alone. In this episode, we're talking about one of the biggest causes of meal planning burnout: decision fatigue. As busy moms, we make countless decisions every day, and figuring out what to cook for our families week after week can become mentally draining. The good news is that a few simple changes can make meal planning so much easier. We are covering three practical ways to simplify meal planning and reduce overwhelm: Planning meals less often Creating a family favorites list Using themed meal nights Listen in to learn how to reduce decision fatigue, spend less time thinking about food, and make easy family dinners happen without the stress every month! Connect With Me: Email: [email protected] Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/that-grocery-mom-meal-planning-meal-prep-easy-family/id1896874811  

Are you tired of figuring out what’s for dinner every single week? Feeling overwhelmed by constant grocery shopping, meal planning, and watching your shelves empty out just days after a big grocery run? Do you wish meal planning for your family felt simpler, less stressful, and took up less mental space? I know how you feel because I have been exactly where you are! In this episode, I’m sharing the simple monthly meal planning system that changed the way I handle groceries, meal prep, and easy family dinners. After feeling exhausted by weekly meal plans and constant grocery store trips, I created a system that helps me save time, reduce stress, keep food in the house longer, and spend less time thinking about meals every day. We’re going over the three basic steps that make this system work: Creating a meal plan Making your grocery list and going on a grocery run Simple food prep strategies to stay ahead during busy weeks Listen in to start learning how to get out of that dreaded weekly meal planning cycle. It is possible! Connect With Me: Email: [email protected] Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/that-grocery-mom-meal-planning-meal-prep-easy-family/id1896874811

Are you overwhelmed with having to meal plan every week? Do you feel like it’s always time to go grocery shopping again? Tired of spending more and more on groceries while your family keeps growing? Does planning ahead leave you with more questions than answers? If that’s you - I am so happy you are here! This podcast will help you spend less time meal planning and grocery shopping, decrease stress, save money, and put a simple system in place that brings you peace of mind.